No Cancellations, Shutdowns Future Pipe’s Al-Busaidy Expects Increasing Demand

Dubai: The Middle East war has interrupted Gulf supply chains this year, but Future Pipe Industries says its plants never stopped and no contracts were canceled. President Omar Al-Busaidy told Arab News that the company learned from the COVID-19 outbreak and planned ahead.

As of today, we’ve not had projects canceled,” he told a Dubai interviewer. Across Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar, the company’s Gulf markets include oil, gas, water, and sewage projects. He said governments prioritise projects, but none had been dropped.

We had enough stockpile to keep our factories running,” Al-Busaidy remarked. Dubai: The Middle East war has interrupted Gulf supply chains this year, but Future Pipe Industries says its plants never stopped and no contracts were canceled

President Omar Al-Busaidy told Arab News that the company learned from the COVID-19 outbreak and planned ahead. As of today, no projects have been cancelled, he told a Dubai interviewer. Future Pipe operates 11 factories worldwide, including a plant in Dammam that employs around 1,000 people, as well as R&D centers in Dubai, Dammam, and the Netherlands. 

Across Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Qatar, the company’s Gulf markets include oil, gas, water and sewage projects. He said governments prioritize projects, but none had been dropped.

Al-Busaidi said they had enough stockpiles to keep their factories running year-round.

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